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Camille Akmut deposited Belief in the medical profession : Certainty, doubt and diagnostic error among early career doctors on Humanities Commons 2 years, 8 months ago
ethnographic note, sociology of medicine.
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‘High Score Girl’ manga; GameCenter CX (part four)
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Talk Radio (1988)
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Sega unionizing; GameCenter CX continued
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Shockley’s biography; Berkeley Barb continued; GameCenter CX continued
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“Computers and historians”; GameCenter CX
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Camille Akmut deposited CalTech and hacker history (Supplement II:14) on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
(History of computer science and technology)
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‘The Genji and Heike clans’; Japanese magazine Gamest
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Machine-breaking and Luddism; ‘Max Headroom’
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Camille Akmut deposited Marxist interpretation of ‘Office Space’ (Supplement II:11) on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
Historiography of computer science and technology
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Camille Akmut deposited Fundamental texts of the RAF III on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
Declarations on the occasion of the bombings of
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Camille Akmut deposited Cavailles and Spinoza, Leibniz, Husserl : four texts on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
R. Aron (text 1), G. Canguilhem (texts 2-4)
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PC Engine magazines. Turbo Force and Duo World (1992-3)
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Overview of TurboPlay (1990-92). High Score Girl seasons 1, 2.
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The event of “Black September” in Munich (1972); A fragment on structure
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Gig economy; ‘Shuto Highway Battle’
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End of Sega : Sega and Dreamcast reporting in main newspapers, magazines (1998-2001)
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Camille Akmut deposited Glitches in the system, agents of the matrix, and failed revolutionaries in ‘Office Space’ on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
Introduction – This paper, an experimental study in film criticism, takes the
idea that Office Space takes place inside of a matrix (or the Matrix), develops
it to full conclusions, and explains how that movie might be re-read or watched
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Internet in Iran; Saturn ads
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Camille Akmut deposited Peace with the machines and Petit bourgeois radicalism : The Matrix 4’s continuities with the labor thesis. on Humanities Commons 2 years, 9 months ago
“Is Matrix 4 still a film about work? And, is it an anti-capitalist one?”
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